Tim Allen onLast Man Standingcancellation: 'Most dangerous thing' is a 'likable conservative'

Allen, a conservative who attended the inauguration of President Donald Trump, believes it comes back to politics.

I think there’s nothing more dangerous right now than a likable conservative character."

The comedian still doesn’t know whyLast Man Standingwas canceled.

“Second biggest show, [ABC] hadn’t won a Friday night in 15 years.

They put us out to pasture on Friday and we won Friday.

Big night for us.

Big night for them,” he said.

“I would have putRoseanne[the revival] after us.

That’s what I would’ve done, just launchRoseanne, launch any show you want.

Use us just to launch shows, if nothing else.

I have no idea why they did what they did.”

Watch Allen’s remarks onLast Man Standingbeginning around the 34:50 mark.

“You’ve gotta be real careful around here,” he said.

“You get beat up if don’t believe what everybody believes.

This is like ’30s Germany.

I don’t know what happened.

ABC entertainment president Channing Dungeydefended the decisionat the time in a statement.

“That’s the job.

I canceledLast Man Standingfor the same business and scheduling reasons that I canceledDr.

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